Great Qin: I Rebel Against Ying Zheng's Rule and Destroy the Tyrannical Qin

The Qin had unified the realm, yet the people still lived in misery.

Tian Ji received a reward from the System and specially presented the Tian family patriarch with sweet potatoes that yielded five thousand jin per mu.

The patriarch treasured them like a priceless gift, intercepted the First Emperor's carriage to present them, and was executed as an assassin.

The second patriarch took over.

Tian Ji presented him with a curved-shaft plow.

Delighted, the second patriarch reported it to the county magistrate, planning to play it safe.

The magistrate arrested him and had him executed for "possessing iron implements illegally."

Tian Ji finally came to his senses.

There was no Wang Jian or Wang Li fawning over him, no First Emperor traveling incognito, and no mistaking someone else's father or son.

The only way up was through military merit!

If we have to risk our lives either way, we might as well rebel against the tyrannical Qin!

This story is fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.